Pauwau Schedule 2022
Native American Gatherings in
The Hunting Ground Area
POWWOWS / GATHERINGS / FESTIVALS
SCHEDULE FOR 2022
POWWOW, NATIVE AMERICAN FESTIVAL AND GATHERING ETIQUETTE
PLEASE DO
1. Please stand and remove your hat whenever the Honor Guard Flags is brought into or taken from the Arena, and at all times when instructed by the Master of Ceremonies.
2. Please feel free to join in the Intertribal Dancing.
Listen carefully to the Master of Ceremonies.
He will tell you when visitors are permitted to enter the Arena and join the dancing.
At all other times, please respect the sacredness of the Arena by not entering it.
PLEASE DON'T
1. Please do not randomly walk, run, or play in the Dancer's Arena.
2. Please do not point with a finger, particularly the index finger, to an individual,
as it is impolite.
It is best to indicate a person by pointing with the eyes or a head nod.
3. Please do not touch any feather that has fallen to the ground.
Guard it and notify a festival official.
This is because a ceremony must be performed to recover the fallen feather.
THIS CEREMONY MUST NOT BE PHOTOGRAPHED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
4. Please do not touch any of the regalia of the dancers.
Regalia are any clothing, jewelry, or other ornamental articles worn by the dancers. Many of these are fragile and some are very old and have been handed down
from ancestors.
5. Please do not tape songs, unless the head singer of a Drum gives permission.
Even if permission has been granted, the Master of Ceremonies may request that specific songs not be recorded.
6. Please do not take a photograph of or videotape any individual inside or outside of
the Arena without first getting permission from that person.
Obtaining a person's permission is a respectful recognition of that person's dignity.
7. ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND FIREARMS ARE NOT ALLOWED AT POWWOWS, FESTIVALS OR GATHERINGS. VIOLATORS WILL BE REMOVED.
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Wado
OCTOBER
OHIO
OCTOBER 1, 2, 2022
"THREE SISTERS INTERTRIBAL POWWOW"
ATWOOD LAKE PARK WELCOME CENTER
9500 LAKEVIEW ROAD
MINERAL CITY, TUCARAWAS COUNTY, OHIO
SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1st:
GRAND ENTRY: 12:00 PM
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2nd:
GRAND ENTRY: 12:00 PM
FREE PRIMITIVE CAMPING FOR DANCERS, DRUMS, AND VENDORS.
PASSES WILL BE EMAILED IN ADVANCE, TO DANCERS, DRUMS,
AND VENDORS TO AVOID PARK ENTRANCE FEES.
WITHOUT A PASS, YOU WILL BE CHARGED AN ENTRANCE FEE
BY THE PARK.
ATWOOD AREA FALL FESTIVAL IS A THREE DAY EVENT.
VENDORS ARE INVITED TO SET UP FOR ALL THREE DAYS
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Ronda Lehnortt
PHONE:
330-771-2531
Rachel Sadowski
PHONE:
269-597-0494
EMAIL:
threesistersitertribal@gmail.com
FACEBOOK:
Three Sisters Intertribal Organization
KENTUCKY
OCTOBER 6, 7, 8, 9, 2022
”INTERTRIBAL WATER GATHERING”
VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK
10707 TAYLORSVILLE ROAD
JEFFERSONTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY
Gather with Native Peoples ~ Honor the Blessing of Water ~ Restore the Sacred Flow
Gather in kinship
This event asserts that water is a sacred fundamental right for all
A four day intertribal cultural event
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6th:
Indigenous art displayed with vendors in the AM
Evening viewing of the film, “Windtalkers”
with commentary by Navajo actor, artist and educator, Roger Willie
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7th:
Children and Youth Day
Indigenous Storytelling, drumming, and singing
Observe and learn Indigenous dance
Engage in indigenous games
Question and answer sessions
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th:
Intertribal Water Gathering
Opening and closing ceremony
Indigenous dancing, singing and drumming
Various dance exhibitions
Chicken dance, Sneak up Dance, Men’s Traditional, Women’s Traditional,
Candy Dance (children), Intertribal, and more.
Opportunities for public to join in dancing when announced
Indigenous venders and foods
Educational Path along Chenoweth Run Creek
Explore Native Ways and Wisdom
Various educational stations
(Water With Blessing display, and different educational vendors)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9th:
Intertribal Water Gathering
Opening and closing ceremony
Indigenous dancing, singing and drumming
Various dance exhibitions
Chicken dance, Sneak up Dance, Men’s Traditional, Women’s Traditional,
Candy Dance (children), Intertribal, and more.
Opportunities for public to join in dancing when announced
Indigenous venders and foods
Educational Path along Chenoweth Run Creek
Explore Native Ways and Wisdom
Various educational stations
(Water With Blessing display, and different educational vendors)
HOST DRUM: Istayapi
An Indigenous cultural and educational engaging event to raise awareness of Native water needs and provide clean drinking water for the Navajo Nation and other Indigenous communities.
Respect Expected for a Sacred Event No politics, alcohol, drugs, firearms, or profanity
FOR UPDATES, CONTACT:
Jennifer Dunn
PHONE: 502-645-9024
EMAIL: atsilv88@yahoo.com
HOSTED BY:
OHIO VALLEY NATIVE AMERICAN VETERAN WARRIOR SOCIETY
JEFFERSONTOWN, KENTUCKY ~ EST 1797
WATER WITH BLESSINGS
Clean water for God’s thirsty children
TENNESSEE
OCTOBER 28, 29, 30, 2022
“THE SPIRIT OF THE MOUNTAIN POWWOW”
MORGAN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
5943 MORGAN COUNTY HIGHWAY
LANCING, MORGAN COUNTY, TENNESSEE
EVENT INFORMATION
SAVE THE DATE
Vendor Contracts will be available soon fo this 2nd Annual event.
Call, Message, or Email us with your authentic Native American product
and Booth description for consideration.
EVENT COORDINATORS:
Wayne Winding Eagle (865) 275-1582
Luz Soaring Condor (865) 275-4575
EMAIL:
spiritofthemountainpowwow@gmail.com
EVENT SPONSOR & DIRECTOR:
MORGAN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Bridget DeFee, Executive, (423) 346-5740
EMAIL: chamber@morgancountytn.org
Office and Visitor Center
3804 Morgan County Highway
Wartburg, Tennessee 37887